YOUR RESEARCHBest place to sell a 987?
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Pretty much what the title suggests. I'm upgrading to a 997 so need to sell my 987.1 Cayman S , and am curious where people have had the best experiences. Deciding between listing it on PCAMart, Facebook marketplace, forum classifieds, or doing BringATrailer or CarsAndBids. If it helps, the car is a 2006, 6 speed, sport chrono , blue over tan with plenum, gt3 tb, and fabspeed catback. It's got 96k miles on it.
Best prices are typically PCAMart and forum classifieds.. these get experienced Porsche owners who will not be tire-kickers looking for a bargain. BAT/CAB - sometimes good, sometimes not. FB marketplace - yeltch! Not for anything worth more than $100.
Best angle is list it everywhere. The more darts you throw at a dartboard increases your chances of a bullseye. Your car sounds middle of the pack for year and miles so should attract attention. But I always say there is a buyer for everything. Somewhere out there is a person looking for what you are selling. Good luck with your sale, keep us posted .
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